Vulcan Inc.

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This is not to be confused with the Konami game Vulcan Venture, also known as Gradius II.

Vulcan Inc. was founded in 1986 by Paul Allen to manage his investments. It is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.

The following is a partial list of investments as of 2004 made by Vulcan or other entities owned by Allen.

Contents 1 Media 2 Sport teams 3 Venues and museums 4 Real estate 5 Other 6 External links

[edit] Media

• Charter Communications
• DreamWorks Animation SKG
• KXL-AM and KXJM-FM, radio stations in Portland, Oregon
• Oxygen Network
• Rose City Radio Corporation
• The Sporting News and Sporting News Radio
• TechTV Formerly owned by Vulcan and later sold to Comcast.

[edit] Sport teams

• Seattle Seahawks
• Portland Trailblazers

[edit] Venues and museums

• Rose Garden Arena
• Cinerama theater in Seattle
• The Hospital studios and gallery in London
• Experience Music Project
• Flying Heritage Collection
• Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame

[edit] Real estate

• 505 Union Station and Union Station (Seattle)
• Sammamish Park Place
• South Lake Union

[edit] Other

• Allen Brain Atlas
• Mojave Aerospace Ventures and Tier One
• Cytokinetics
• Microsoft
• Octopus, a large yacht
• PTC Therapeutics
• Perlegen Sciences
• Project Halo
• XCyte Therapies
• Vulcan FlipStart
• Vulcan Data

[edit] External links

• Vulcan Inc.
• Vulcan Data
• Who Owns What: Vulcan, Inc. from the Columbia Journalism Review